Do you all have your phones handy? Today would be a very good day to flood Sen. Chris Coons' office with irate phone calls. Why? Here's why: Sen. Chris Coons,…
A Guest Post from Alby Damned Welcome to the Protest Presidency of Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, proprietor. It's becoming obvious, at the start of the second week of the Trump…
A Guest Post from Alby Damned If you're collected indications that Trump is either different or incompetent, take your pick, here's one that went mostly unnoticed: No Friday news dump.…
Nemski's already written about the big news. In a preview of things-to-come should the R's take over the State Senate, the Rethugs banded together to block the nomination of Shawn…
Some days, you, meaning I, start to write this and then realize that there's next to 'no there there'. Such was yesterday. For you completists, here is the Session Activity…
This is not good news for music lovers or for the revitalization of the City. WCL at the Queen will close its doors on May 25. The reason? They just couldn't make a financial go of it.
While educators and politicians throughout the land are recoiling at the notion of Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education, Democrats created her. Or someone like her. The Democratic Party's embrace of corporate education, corporate textbooks, corporate testing and corporate-sponsored 'education reform' is what led to this.
The first set of John Carney's nominees sailed through the Senate yesterday. Republicans could not contain themselves from raining effusive praise on these nominations. And why should they? It's basically…
OK, kids, this gets a little tricky. Yesterday morning dawned with Jack Markell as Governor. Today, John Carney is Governor. There are only two weeks until the General Assembly breaks…
Yes, today I offer you a brief respite from all of those 'Markell legacy' pieces emanating from...the Markell Administration. Which ends today. No, not the self-serving legacy pieces. The Markell…
If memory serves, this is a far more modest proposal than in recent years. SB 10 provides for a 50 cent increase each year for the next four years, and then, post-2020, ties minimum wage increases to Social Security Cost-of-Living increases.